The National Railway Museum was established in the old York steam shed. Now much altered, the turntable and the surrounding roads remain. One of the old pits is retained as access to the underside... (more)

As preparations proceed towards the reunion of the six remaining A4s at the National Railway Museum in July this year, the latest milestone is the repainting of 60008 Dwight D. Eisenhower. This lo... (more)

47854 is seen shortly after passing Colton Junction with a NENTA railtour from North Walsham to Skipton via York

Under stormy skies, 46115 "Scots Guardsman" accelerates away from Colton Junction with the return of the "Roses Express" charter from York to Barrow-in-Furness

Making rare appearances outside the National Railway Museum, LNER V2 4771 "Green Arrow" and World speed record holder 4468 "Mallard" are dragged to the Fab Four event at Barrow Hill Roundhouse by ... (more)

GBRf 66732 ' GBRf - The First Decade 1999-2009 John Smith MD' heads the 6Y21 North Blyth - Doncaster Down Decoy loaded IIA's and HYA's past Colton Junction, York during a brief moment of sunshine ... (more)

Memories of King's Cross Top Shep as 3 A4 pacifics line up for the day's duties as Grosmont

York Station comes alive at night and is a great location for night photography 180107 calls at York working the 19:18 London Kings Cross - Sunderland

A popular attraction at the National Railway Museum in York is this ex - Chinese Railways class KF7 locomotive.Built in the U.K. at the Vulcan Foundry,in Lancashire,the loco was donated to the mus... (more)

"Merchant Navy" Pacific 35029 "Ellerman Lines" was withdrawn from main line service in 1966,and entered preservation. A few years ago someone had the idea to section the loco as an educational aid... (more)

Among the numerous exhibits at the N.R.M. in York is this lovingly restored class 76 electric. Originally known as class EM1,the 58 locos of this type,built in 1948, worked trains on the 1500 volt... (more)

46115 Scots Guardsman prior to entering York station over the River Ouse from Scarborough as the Scarborough Spa Express on the 3rd August 2011.

The Coast to Coast Express ran from Liverpool in the west to Scarborough in the East. A very hot day meant no exhaust